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  • extremeskins04
    That's top class!
    • Aug 2010
    • 3868

    #16
    Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

    Originally posted by splashmountain
    layups are not fine. do not hold strong devs.

    when you have a 90 layup on an 87 athletic finisher/post scorer. and you're alone. you blow the layup while releasing it when it (massages your hand..lol.) then there's a problem.

    you have no business constantly blowing layups with a guy that highly rated. i'm blowing them like a 3rd grade kid in his first basketball camp. its pathetic.It happens 60% of the time. the only reason I maintain a high fg% is because i rebound my misses and i get that putback king boost on the next try or i got back up for a dunk or dunk a lot(like i've stated above.)
    Stars miss layups in the NBA. They're not always just an automatic. Just cause they're high 80's athletic finisher doesn't mean he automatically makes 100% of his layups even when alone.

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    • domidomdomz
      MVP
      • Oct 2008
      • 1133

      #17
      Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

      Yes, please do NOT change anything with regards to layup releases. Once you get a hold of it, you guys can even make and-1 layups!
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      • stevencad123
        Rookie
        • Jul 2015
        • 165

        #18
        Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

        The thing that gets me, if I grab an offensive board etc and am open under the rim it feels like it's 50/50 if it is going to be a dunk or layup no matter how much I hold down R2 and the analog towards the hoop. Which mean I time layups bad because I'm going for he dunk and throw up a bad layup, would be good to have the layup meter back I think, to know if it's going to be a layup rather than a dunk

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        • Celtics4Life
          Rookie
          • Oct 2014
          • 283

          #19
          Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

          And yet My Career players vs MY GM/Team go head to head again. The issue is mainly with My Career. Guy above me posted the most obvious. If you grab an offense rebound it's 50/50 put back with no contest from defender. Just because they stand there does not mean it should miss. Nobody wants 100% and yes layups do miss but 50% just because someone is looking at you.

          Same is if you beat your defender and go for a layup. Just because there is someone standing there does not mean there should be 50/50 make ration.

          Please no more education on NBA players miss layups too. Yes they also miss dunks but at what % 5 ? Maybe less? Definitely not at this rate.

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          • dwnz
            Rookie
            • Oct 2014
            • 97

            #20
            Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

            Originally posted by Whomario
            Unless you prefer to not have your hand being massaged every time the ball touches the floor.
            I'm still waiting on my copy of the game to arrive, but the only way to stop the controller vibrating on every single dribble is to turn vibration off completely? That's awful if true.

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            • splashmountain
              Pro
              • Aug 2016
              • 809

              #21
              Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

              Originally posted by Black Bruce Wayne
              I'm just waiting for the petition to bring back timed layups. We told y'all to leave them in but y'all didn't want it anymore. Now look at you

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              timed layups havent gone anywhere. the visual feedback is gone and they instead added a vibration feed back for the layups. they did not change the mechanics.

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              • RogerDodger
                MVP
                • Sep 2016
                • 1082

                #22
                Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

                Originally posted by extremeskins04
                Stars miss layups in the NBA. They're not always just an automatic. Just cause they're high 80's athletic finisher doesn't mean he automatically makes 100% of his layups even when alone.
                Some of these folks who only play online, once they rank their my player up, except that they should hit every single shot every single time. Totally unrealistic.

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                • 335TDC
                  Rookie
                  • Aug 2016
                  • 352

                  #23
                  Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

                  Originally posted by stevencad123
                  The thing that gets me, if I grab an offensive board etc and am open under the rim it feels like it's 50/50 if it is going to be a dunk or layup no matter how much I hold down R2 and the analog towards the hoop. Which mean I time layups bad because I'm going for he dunk and throw up a bad layup, would be good to have the layup meter back I think, to know if it's going to be a layup rather than a dunk


                  THIS. x 1000


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                  • BA2929
                    The Designated Hitter
                    • Jul 2008
                    • 3342

                    #24
                    Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

                    Originally posted by RogerDodger
                    Some of these folks who only play online, once they rank their my player up, expect that they should hit every single shot every single time. Totally unrealistic.
                    I hate to say it, but it's the "only play online" folks that ruined the gameplay last year. Why do I say that? Because 2k listens to them the most when they complain because they spend money on VC.

                    What they say is "broken" is what gets fixed. If they don't like how layups are, then layups will unfortunately be fixed to be easier.

                    IMO, layups are perfectly fine this year once you figure out the timing, but I'm not holding my breath that they won't be easier in the coming weeks and months.
                    "Baseball is the coolest sport because, at any moment, the catcher can stop the game and go tell the pitcher a secret" - Rob Fee

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                    • dramachild11
                      Pro
                      • Oct 2007
                      • 888

                      #25
                      Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

                      Originally posted by Celtics4Life
                      And yet My Career players vs MY GM/Team go head to head again. The issue is mainly with My Career. Guy above me posted the most obvious. If you grab an offense rebound it's 50/50 put back with no contest from defender. Just because they stand there does not mean it should miss. Nobody wants 100% and yes layups do miss but 50% just because someone is looking at you.

                      Same is if you beat your defender and go for a layup. Just because there is someone standing there does not mean there should be 50/50 make ration.

                      Please no more education on NBA players miss layups too. Yes they also miss dunks but at what % 5 ? Maybe less? Definitely not at this rate.
                      The first line of this post is the exact reason for why there can't ever be a true consensus on gameplay, the two modes just play differently in certain aspects..

                      People need to check finishing at the rim stats to understand that even the best players in the league usually only are between 45% an 60% success rate so getting a lay up doesn't assume a make... if you have an issue with missing wide open layups where there is no obvious contest from a defender then that's probably a reason to pay more attention to the vibration but if someone is contesting a lay up you just assume you have a 50/50 shot of making it

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                      • jfsolo
                        Live Action, please?
                        • May 2003
                        • 12965

                        #26
                        Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

                        Originally posted by BA2929
                        I hate to say it, but it's the "only play online" folks that ruined the gameplay last year. Why do I say that? Because 2k listens to them the most when they complain because they spend money on VC.

                        What they say is "broken" is what gets fixed. If they don't like how layups are, then layups will unfortunately be fixed to be easier.

                        IMO, layups are perfectly fine this year once you figure out the timing, but I'm not holding my breath that they won't be easier in the coming weeks and months.
                        I'm scared to death that the son or nephew of one of Mike's bosses is going to complain too much, and Mike's going to be ordered to weaken the gameplay difficulty.
                        Jordan Mychal Lemos
                        @crypticjordan

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                        • DC
                          Hall Of Fame
                          • Oct 2002
                          • 17996

                          #27
                          Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

                          I say this each year. Throughout the history of basketball video games, layups EASILY went in at an unrealistically high rate. So when we get anything close to realism is presented, we think it is too much. Plus based on past history, people don't what an open/wide open layup really is. (In the context of 2K).

                          2K uses PROXIMITY (awareness) to determine how open someone is. Defensive stats of the closest defender in proximity of the shooter alters the potential shot %. Height also plays a role. Fatigue plays a role. Momentum plays a role.

                          So it isn't just a "Layup in a vacuum" that is being missed, there are other factors. But again, provide videos for context and send it to DEVS on social media, or post them here if you chose.
                          Concrete evidence/videos please

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                          • jfsolo
                            Live Action, please?
                            • May 2003
                            • 12965

                            #28
                            Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

                            The Da Czar has been and will probably continue to drop all kinds of knowledge on us about the game, but unfortunately most people won't see it and will just continue to melt down instead of seeking out non patch related solutions.
                            Jordan Mychal Lemos
                            @crypticjordan

                            Do this today: Instead of $%*#!@& on a game you're not going to play or movie you're not going to watch, say something good about a piece of media you're excited about.

                            Do the same thing tomorrow. And the next. Now do it forever.

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                            • splashmountain
                              Pro
                              • Aug 2016
                              • 809

                              #29
                              Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

                              Originally posted by DC
                              I say this each year. Throughout the history of basketball video games, layups EASILY went in at an unrealistically high rate. So when we get anything close to realism is presented, we think it is too much. Plus based on past history, people don't what an open/wide open layup really is. (In the context of 2K).

                              2K uses PROXIMITY (awareness) to determine how open someone is. Defensive stats of the closest defender in proximity of the shooter alters the potential shot %. Height also plays a role. Fatigue plays a role. Momentum plays a role.

                              So it isn't just a "Layup in a vacuum" that is being missed, there are other factors. But again, provide videos for context and send it to DEVS on social media, or post them here if you chose.

                              i still dont think you guys get it. I've gone over this with so many guys who call themselves sim ballers.

                              listen to me on this point:

                              If I'm 7 feet tall with a layup rating of 90 or above. and there is no defender next to me. How many layups should I miss out of 100? 10 thats why its rated 90. as in 90% of the time out of 100 attempts you will make 90 layups if you release it at the right time with no one on or close to you. But here's the kicker. wang just said you get a BOOST if you release at the perfect time(right on the buzz of the controller.) that should boost that 90% of the time or that 90 rating to lets say a 95 rating or 95% of the time. But if I release my layup slighty early, slight late. I should still be at the 90 rating clip per mike wang. now if i release it very late or very early. lets say that goes down to 80 to 85 layup rating. 80% to 85% of the time . meaning I miss layups alone 15 to 20% of the time if i release the layup very late or very early.

                              The problem with complaining about fg%'s vs discussing what really happens in games to give real games those percentages. You end up with Devs nerfing good layups/dunks to FORCE a lower FG%.

                              for instance.

                              In real life.

                              If prime shaq is alone in the paint. he's literally going to miss maybe 5 out of 1000 tries and thats only because he will dunk a few too hard and it will bounce off the rim.

                              But when you SIM ballers say" real game fg% or real people fg% is really closer to 50% or 48%). then the devs will make shaq in that same above scenario miss approx 500 dunks/layups just to FORCE the fg% you sim guys think is legit per what shaq's stats are in real life and what a teams fg% is in real life.



                              using real life %'s for the player and the teams. should only be forced for SIMULATED CPU/AI controlled games. not humans vs human.


                              Nothing should force my shaq like my player to miss a layup except me holding the shot stick or the x button(xbox) wayy too long or releasing it wayyy to early. Or defenders.

                              This means I will kill you until you stop me. bring 1, that may not be enough. you better call for a double team. Now might shaq like guy's fg% goes from 90% to 55%(realistic). if you dont know how to slow me down you should get destroyed until you figure it out or find another game to play because you're not good at this one. This is what 2k does not want. they dont want people quitting and not playing their game because you have to be a basketball know it all in order to compete at a high level.
                              right now all you need to do is know a little about basketball and a lot about triggering certain animations. that will make you elite on any nba 2k.

                              real basketball is a chess match. you are killing my guy with D.cousins. so i have to front cousins, leaving the lob pass open. can your pg or other guys toss the correct pass to cousins over the top ? or will that get tipped or stolen? chess. what if the defense brings a helper while the ball is in the air to get behind cousins to stop his initial turn and go up move.

                              now that is leaving the doubler's man open on the wing. if cousins tip passes it to the wing. that guy is wide open..if the original passer fakes the pass to cousins. i might have accidentally bit the fake and ran towards cousins to help. then you end up hitting the corner wing player for a wide open 3. BAM. for threeee. now its hard as hell for me to guard your team. because now i dont know if you're going back to cousins if i play one vs one on him or are you going to kick it out for the open 3. This is the CHESS of real basketball.

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                              • splashmountain
                                Pro
                                • Aug 2016
                                • 809

                                #30
                                Re: Layups with no meter -Da_Czar

                                Originally posted by jfsolo
                                The Da Czar has been and will probably continue to drop all kinds of knowledge on us about the game, but unfortunately most people won't see it and will just continue to melt down instead of seeking out non patch related solutions.
                                yall can keep saying it but it doesnt make it true. Some of this stuff is broken in the game at the moment. it always is when the game drops. some stuff is preference and doesnt need to be touched. the blown layups when you're alone with a high rated layup person. is not realistic at all. you should not have to release your layup at the perfect time to make said layups. thats silly. now if you're defended or your guys has a low layup rating, then by all means you better release it at the perfect time or else you will brick the layup.

                                if i can make freethrows without having a perfect release everytime. I darn sure should be able to make layups with a 7 foot big with a 90 layup rating, even without releasing it perfectly at the right time.

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